It will be interesting if SF (the political wing of the IRA) get in at the next election - some of the Big US companies should have kept their heads down as they could easily get the same treatment that BP got in the USA - if some politician wanted some one to blame. - Worst case I could see riots - don't forget Ireland had a civil war within living memory.
or the fact that the Generals had said that the first waves ashore in operation Olympic would be facing 98% wastage - you can see why they used the Bomb
>>I have a friend who spent more on her cello *case* than my current computer cost. *shrug*.
I once worked with a guy in BT who had a sideline as a Jazz Violinist I rember once he said he had his Violin with him and commented 's his second best bow which was worth getting on for £800.
Though he was semi pro and had a residency at the Balmorral (best hotel in edinburgh) at the Endinburgh festival one year.
Even better was the developer (who had been a session musician) I worked with who used to say things in the pub "oh i think i played on that" when certain tracks came on the Jukebox.
yep make that mistake in the wrong bar in Ireland or NI and you are in a world of hurt a few yes ago you might have even ended up kneecapped, 50/50'd or even "missing" back in the day if you worked for the "crown forces" you where a target for the IRA. There was a huge fuss a few years ago when the company i worked for but its logo on the company car park passes as in NI that would have marked you out.
Its not widely known that in NI a lot of people had Concealed carry permits for personal protection weapons if you worked for the state or companies that did work for them.
and as Irish commentators said in this weekends guardian the Irish government has major problems with cronyism, corruption and tax avoidence - which where contributing factors in the crash.
the reason they use GPU's is to run the simulation tasks much more efficient. You have a good compiler that can split-up the work load - I suspect something like an extended FORTRAN
yep and the Fido net people thought that the internet would destroy the fidonet culture - I wonder if they have any thing from the 80's ie PRESTEL and Telecom Gold (Dialcom)
no its quite correct Eric is a front every so often Marissa dresses up in the nurse uniform and wheels himround the googleplex where he says "your all doing very well" before taking him off for his after noon nap.
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lol did they miss the plugin that acrobat provides for word
It will be interesting if SF (the political wing of the IRA) get in at the next election - some of the Big US companies should have kept their heads down as they could easily get the same treatment that BP got in the USA - if some politician wanted some one to blame. - Worst case I could see riots - don't forget Ireland had a civil war within living memory.
well the grads from trinity will do what Irishmen have done for generations emigrate.
TY I should have remembered that Texas was the state that wanted it security pros to get PI licences if they wanted to be expert witnesses
cant see any judge even the "hem hem" dodgy ones in east Texas objecting to a lawyer plying his trade
or the fact that the Generals had said that the first waves ashore in operation Olympic would be facing 98% wastage - you can see why they used the Bomb
>>I have a friend who spent more on her cello *case* than my current computer cost. *shrug*. I once worked with a guy in BT who had a sideline as a Jazz Violinist I rember once he said he had his Violin with him and commented 's his second best bow which was worth getting on for £800. Though he was semi pro and had a residency at the Balmorral (best hotel in edinburgh) at the Endinburgh festival one year. Even better was the developer (who had been a session musician) I worked with who used to say things in the pub "oh i think i played on that" when certain tracks came on the Jukebox.
interesting I am looking a LSA (Latent Semantic Analysis) for work and found there is a Fortran with CUDA extensions
yep make that mistake in the wrong bar in Ireland or NI and you are in a world of hurt a few yes ago you might have even ended up kneecapped, 50/50'd or even "missing" back in the day if you worked for the "crown forces" you where a target for the IRA. There was a huge fuss a few years ago when the company i worked for but its logo on the company car park passes as in NI that would have marked you out.
Its not widely known that in NI a lot of people had Concealed carry permits for personal protection weapons if you worked for the state or companies that did work for them.
and as Irish commentators said in this weekends guardian the Irish government has major problems with cronyism, corruption and tax avoidence - which where contributing factors in the crash.
the reason they use GPU's is to run the simulation tasks much more efficient. You have a good compiler that can split-up the work load - I suspect something like an extended FORTRAN
so do you get to charge AT&T and Verizon for using your property - like you do if you own land with telegraph pole on them
some of us have real jobs your method is not terribly efficient is it? some of us have to produce professional documents on a short time scale.
Just use OO or you know buy a copy of Office home and student. works out at around £30 per application much less if they still allow 3 installs
the op wants a full tool set not just a printer driver
I think you miss the point creating a document in acrobat is a bitch! even tarting up an imported word doc can be a tortuous process.
what about quad CCIE's
so we jail Guido Fawkes, Mike More and those gastly Westborough Church Nutters
Some very smart people produced the OSI networking stack doesn't mean it was the product that won out
have you tried to use acrobat for document creation?
well i had an agent contact me looking for people with Php and FORTRAN which was an odd mix
thats our British irony watch Top Gear for more of the Same
yep i first read them on Dialcom systems in the mid 80's
mieow saucer of milk for J Mitchel:-) but el reg is probably much more "professional" when it comes to tech stories than 99.9% of newspapers.
yep and the Fido net people thought that the internet would destroy the fidonet culture - I wonder if they have any thing from the 80's ie PRESTEL and Telecom Gold (Dialcom)
no its quite correct Eric is a front every so often Marissa dresses up in the nurse uniform and wheels himround the googleplex where he says "your all doing very well" before taking him off for his after noon nap.
Google "Grace Brothers" if you don't get the Joke